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The idyllic "Etang de Tronçais" is featured in the komoot system not only for joggers, but also as a highlight for various sports, including hiking... If interested, see =>>https://www.komoot.com/de-de/highlight/6050740

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very good course for a trail

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As you walk along the track that runs through the forest towards the Saint-Vincent rock, the trees part for a moment to reveal the wind turbines.

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Saint-Vincent Rock is an imposing volcanic rock that offers breathtaking views of the surrounding forests and valleys. It is a natural wonder that dates back millions of years, when lava erupted from a fissure. Later, the sea receded, and tectonic movement lifted the lava, creating the impressive rock that stands today. You can explore the ruins of an ancient castle that once crowned the rock and admire a statue of the Virgin and Child, called "Our Lady of Up There," installed in 2012.

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Hiking can see not at all marked if we do not know the area we can quickly get lost but very beautiful landscape

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Great ride, but big descent and obviously big climb, be well equipped.

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What the runner walking quickly past encounters off the path are the modern heirs of the historic windmills, because centuries ago our ancestors were clever enough to harness the power of the elements for their own purposes. They used the wind captured in the blades to drive the heavy millstones, so that grain could be ground into flour, for example. While in the past, attention was paid to the architecture of each individual mill, this modern and unaesthetic variant - which is used to generate electricity - has simply been built en masse in the landscape. These wind farms, which are designed for efficiency, are not without controversy, because on the one hand, no consideration is given to the landscape when they are built, and above all, the slender blades become a death trap for birds.

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Beautiful pond. Ideal for relaxing

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Wonderful hike, except the beginning, which we extend to work on our cardio. Avoid walking along streams in April. There were lots of butterfly caterpillars that fell on us, over 2 km. Nothing too bad. The decor is worth it. Don't forget at the end of the hike to go to Charroux, a picturesque little village with lots of memories to bring back, it's 12 km away. Good walk

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Bear castle, c est le Bernstein ?

At the crest of Chemin de la Ligue, the tops of the trees are not the only ones nourished by the wind. Here, you walk at the foot of the wind turbines. Immense, they impress as much by their size as by the monotonous sound they emit.

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The Rocher Saint-Vincent is an imposing volcanic rock that offers breathtaking views of the surrounding forests and valleys. The Rocher Saint-Vincent is a natural curiosity that dates back millions of years, when lava gushed out of a crack and formed a green horn. Later, the sea receded and a tectonic movement lifted the horn, creating the impressive rock that stands today. You can explore the ruins of an ancient castle that crowned the rock, and admire a statue of the Virgin and Child, called "Notre-Dame de là-haut", which was installed in 2012.

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Being this close to a wind turbine is an awesome experience you will never forget.

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You can run in these gorges along the Cher river. With its high rocky cliffs, bridges and the beautiful river itself, this stretch is not to be missed.

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The bridge offers stunning views of the river and surrounding cliffs, where the ruins of Bear Castle can be seen.

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The Mayet Dam was built in 1931 on the Besbre. The dam creates a lake which offers a magnificent view of the surrounding hills and forests. The Barrage du Mayet is an ideal place to run and reconnect with nature.

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Lac de Saint-Clément is an artificial lake created by a hydroelectric dam and offers a 4.85 km loop trail, easy to follow and suitable for all levels. You can enjoy the view of the water and the surrounding forest, and listen to the song of the birds all along the route.

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There you will encounter these steep stairs cut into the rock, which will test your endurance and reward you with breathtaking views.

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This viewpoint offers an exceptional panorama of the former Saint-Vincent Abbey, a former Benedictine monastery founded in the 6th century by Queen Anne of kyiv. You can admire the remains of the fortified enclosure, the church, the cellars and the grottos which testify to the rich past of this place. You will appreciate the peaceful atmosphere and the beauty of nature as you pass by this historic site.

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